There was a deep boom, then the sound of rending metal and breaking glass, and still it didn't stop. |
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But as we limp into the 21st century, that gender gap is rending the fabric of the entire African-American community. |
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While all around her are weeping and rending their garments over Mike, she remains dry-eyed and tight-lipped. |
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The new prime minister quickly addressed several issues rending Malaysia's ethnically and religiously diverse population. |
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There is a looming famine in Eritrea, a civil war rending Burundi, and perhaps 4m Sudanese refugees. |
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He was right, obviously—hence the rending of garments in Europe's capitals. |
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The mother's search for and discovery of how to deal with the issue was sometimes heart rending but ultimately heart warming. |
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If you really repented, there must have been thorough repentance and rending the heart. |
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After the departure of the soul the immediate family is given a religiously sanctioned means to express grief by rending their garments. |
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Conflict has bred conflict, reopening half-healed tribal and caste divisions and rending new ones. |
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There she joined her team for the long and uneventful drive to Port au Prince and the long week of heart rending work. |
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On this rending crust of earth, we live and have built our societies. |
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In spite of the agony of the rending, he is and remains the Messiah. |
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Recently, the World Bank's report revealed that the pervasive corruption, a suffocating bureaucracy and weak law enforcement are crippling the growth of private business, rending them uncompetitive globally economy. |
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And it has cascaded with an unprecedented furiousness throughout the entire automotive supply chain, rending that which is both tightly and loosely coupled. |
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